Permissions Chart ?? or web site ??

From: steve <stevesemple@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 25 May 2007 03:51:10 -0700

Im taking a windows 2003 course.

Im confused on shares and ntfs permissions. I understand most of it
but some of the details I get mixed up on. Is there a web site that
has a chart or something that lists all the various permissions and
their interactions etc. Or some web site that helps to understand
them, who gets what by default and what that means.

thanks.

.

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